Suzuki Hayabusa

[sleepoo]

For non-drilled slider, you can get T-rex slider from EBAY or T-Rex website. Cost around SGD160. Now maybe different. Then you can bring to any workshop of your choice for installation. Otherwise you can try to DIY but need to remove fairing. Else local workshop only have drilled slider, usually Motivation brand.

 

However if you have cash to spare, I will advise you to go for race fairing (street version) and skip the slider.

 

yeah sounds good... but buy liao no place to keep my original.... bo pian lo... guess i will go for the cutting...hopefully its done nicely...

 

any shops to intro for a nice installation?

[vondy]

Are you sure is one year warranty? My Gen1 (K06) and now Gen2 (K08) were 6 months or 4800km. Have now increased to 1 year? What's the millage?

 

not sure but see suzuki website is 1 year warranty... there isnt any suzuki website for singapore?... zzzzz

 

go where for warranty claim also don know.... is it at guan hoe? but i read its for spare parts leh....

 

Most warranty supposed to be 1 or 2 years.. But it depends on the shop that you got ur bike from.. Some PIs would not give warranty as much as agent to safeguard themselves.. Ultimately, if the shop (u bought ur bike from) tells / states the period of warranty upon purchase - w/ black&white, they will be responsible for the factory defects of YOUR bike.. Warranty claims will be back to the shop unless they asks u to go to their appointed workshop, everything will still be covered..

 

*p/s: no warranty covers wear and tear parts including battery / chain / sprockets etc.

Edited July 30, 2012 by vondy

[Stardust83]

Same here. It really helps during at NsHW.

 

Yup ! Good for touring !

 

yeah sounds good... but buy liao no place to keep my original.... bo pian lo... guess i will go for the cutting...hopefully its done nicely...

 

any shops to intro for a nice installation?

 

Haha... Juz go with the motovation de lor... U can live with it de.

[sleepoo]

Yup ! Good for touring !

 

 

 

Haha... Juz go with the motovation de lor... U can live with it de.

 

HAha heart pain leh..cut through my brand new fairing...

 

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[sleepoo]

Gen 2 high beam is H9, low beam H7 and pole light T10 socket. if you want to maintain the warranty, you have to go back to Guan Hoe workshop at Kaki Bukit Autobay. Otherwise you might go to workshop of your preference. I go Bikeworkz, reasonable price.

 

Bro where is bikeworks? I cannot find it in the advertiser there.. isit raceworks?..

 

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[keratsini]

not sure but see suzuki website is 1 year warranty... there isnt any suzuki website for singapore?... zzzzz

 

go where for warranty claim also don know.... is it at guan hoe? but i read its for spare parts leh....

 

Yes, at Guan Hoe. The bike comes with 6 months or 4800 km warranty whichever first occures. You can service you bike at any workshop you wish you will not lose your warranty. After all, what can possibly happens to your bike in 6 months or at 4800 km?

[vondy]

Bikeworks: 10 Kaki Bukit Rd 2, First East Centre, S(417868)

 

Located at level 1, when u enter, all the way to the end on the left

[Stardust83]

HAha heart pain leh..cut through my brand new fairing...

 

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Haha.. Juz bear with it lor... U will get used to it de lah... Better than no sliders then ur bike drop... Pui Pui !

 

Bro where is bikeworks? I cannot find it in the advertiser there.. isit raceworks?..

 

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Bikeworkz... I advise u to go early... If can go when they open even better. If not can wait. But ah beng skill IMHO really

[sleepoo]

Haha.. Juz bear with it lor... U will get used to it de lah... Better than no sliders then ur bike drop... Pui Pui !

 

 

 

Bikeworkz... I advise u to go early... If can go when they open even better. If not can wait. But ah beng skill IMHO really

 

Bro, Where isit? i cannot find their place online... can pass me their address.... Thanx

[sleepoo]

Bikeworks: 10 Kaki Bukit Rd 2, First East Centre, S(417868)

 

Located at level 1, when u enter, all the way to the end on the left

 

Thanx man=)

[Stardust83]

Nitez guys !

[salem77]

morng peeps!!!!

 

been some time since i last posted in here....

 

good to read up the bond is still strong among the new n old falcon riderz

[shahrul_azmil3]

Soon will lay up my busa.

 

Already made a deposit on a scoot.

 

Will make my busa goes to a long sleep soon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Azmil Sempit

[salem77]

How long can a bike be on lay up?

 

 

Azmil Sempit

 

Low beam im using halogen stock

 

High beam im using hid yellow

 

To avoid glaring.

 

 

Azmil Sempit

 

harlow bro, hws ure ride man???? nk layup e beast ker bro???

 

laying up cn be done for max 3-years @1yr per application.

 

sub-ride it to me lar dnt let it sleep for too long

 

der....

 

n very considerate of u towards other road users

Edited July 31, 2012 by salem77

[shahrul_azmil3]

Yup.

 

Is it possible to apply lay up but the actual date the bike gonna goes to sleep will be in two months later?

 

Will lay up one year plus only lar. Till the scoot coe ends

 

 

 

 

 

 

Azmil Sempit

[Stardust83]

Morning guys ! Ride safe !

[kinwei]

yeah sounds good... but buy liao no place to keep my original.... bo pian lo... guess i will go for the cutting...hopefully its done nicely...

 

any shops to intro for a nice installation?

 

From what I know, most shop just simply use grinder to grind the hole. So usually it will not be perfectly round. So it really based on luck one. Any shop will do.

[Avenged]

Hi guys, wanna ask where got sell rear hugger? Or is anyone selling tell me okay? Thanks!

 

Edit: Found these on ebay.

 

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=300740313642

 

 

http://www.ebay.com.sg/itm/PUIG-Rear-Tire-Hugger-SUZUKI-GSXR1300-HAYABUSA-2008-2012-CARBON-LOOK-/300740313642

[kinwei]

Most warranty supposed to be 1 or 2 years.. But it depends on the shop that you got ur bike from.. Some PIs would not give warranty as much as agent to safeguard themselves.. Ultimately, if the shop (u bought ur bike from) tells / states the period of warranty upon purchase - w/ black&white, they will be responsible for the factory defects of YOUR bike.. Warranty claims will be back to the shop unless they asks u to go to their appointed workshop, everything will still be covered..

 

*p/s: no warranty covers wear and tear parts including battery / chain / sprockets etc.

 

Agent will gets the warranty and recall support from Manufacturer while PI usually cover the warranty themselves. If you asked me to choose, I will still prefer Agent warranty.

[MERCENARY]

Soon will lay up my busa.

 

Already made a deposit on a scoot.

 

Will make my busa goes to a long sleep soon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Azmil Sempit

 

Which model and make?

[salem77]

Which model and make?

 

as seen in his siggy bro.....

 

shud be '05 gen1......

[sleepoo]

From what I know, most shop just simply use grinder to grind the hole. So usually it will not be perfectly round. So it really based on luck one. Any shop will do.

 

Huh? Depends on luck? Omg...sounds disgusting...planning to go bikeworks and.try since many recommend...

 

ANy contact number for bikeworks?

 

No information of them online man...

 

Search for bikeworks come out racewerks..haha

 

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[kinwei]

Huh? Depends on luck? Omg...sounds disgusting...planning to go bikeworks and.try since many recommend...

 

ANy contact number for bikeworks?

 

No information of them online man...

 

Search for bikeworks come out racewerks..haha

 

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Actually it is called Bikeworkz, not Bikeworks. Maybe thats why you can't find them. Their number is 67476774.

 

The normal way is, estimated where the bolt hole is and drill a hole big enough for the slider bolt to go through. Then with the bolt as the center, you slot the slider in and use the slider circumference to draw a circle outline on the fairing. Then you will start using the grinder to grind the fairing based on the circle outline you've drawn. So how round the hole is depending on how steady is your hand.

[idun69]

Actually it is called Bikeworkz, not Bikeworks. Maybe thats why you can't find them. Their number is 67476774.

 

The normal way is, estimated where the bolt hole is and drill a hole big enough for the slider bolt to go through. Then with the bolt as the center, you slot the slider in and use the slider circumference to draw a circle outline on the fairing. Then you will start using the grinder to grind the fairing based on the circle outline you've drawn. So how round the hole is depending on how steady is your hand.

 

And look away if u cant bear to see ur fairing kana drill.. lol.. confirm u heart pain.. Lol

[sleepoo]

Actually it is called Bikeworkz, not Bikeworks. Maybe thats why you can't find them. Their number is 67476774.

 

The normal way is, estimated where the bolt hole is and drill a hole big enough for the slider bolt to go through. Then with the bolt as the center, you slot the slider in and use the slider circumference to draw a circle outline on the fairing. Then you will start using the grinder to grind the fairing based on the circle outline you've drawn. So how round the hole is depending on how steady is your hand.

 

ok called them already... found the place=)

 

Thanx for your help...